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Here are some BAT Willys Auctions that took place over the past few months. I think it’s good to keep an eye on the Market some folks are on top of this much more then I am, but I think its good to share a pic and some results, I left out some so head over and check out all the details on these.
Auctions can often miss classify the rig, so these are their names and years, good or bad.
Here are some Willys that have passed over the block at BAT recently.
Bring A Trailer Auction of a great Willys Maverick, remember they did not go to the Bullet Trim to later in the run and the first 100 had the special badge, this is shown as 10033 so it should be an early one. The data plate is a little bent up IMO, there will be other areas to confirm the Serial Number on the rig, buyers are always urged to do your best due diligence.
Has the special badge for the approximate first 100 Mavericks.
Mavericks are pretty neat rigs, 2WD, F-134, Special Trim around the cowl and windows, carpet inside vs the wood slats, special treatments.
I did not read the whole ad, but its missing the Radio, maybe it’s included.
Missing the 67 year old Captive Air Goodyears, but I guess we can give them a pass on those, they had a special inner liner like a run flat, pretty neat stuff for 1958.
Very nicey done, to a high standard.
OD and the sort, just all around hope it does well for the seller.
To be fair it will need some small cleanup and to pick on it a bit, why not, the white walls are not super white, there are some areas under neath that need to be touched up, good projects to really make it your own and become the next care taker of this one.
Good Luck with the sale!
Information from seller:
This 1958 Willys Jeep is a Maverick Special station wagon that was acquired by the seller’s father-in-law in 1998. Refurbishment work was subsequently performed, and the wagon is finished in two-tone green over a coordinated interior. Power is provided by a 134ci Hurricane inline-four that is linked to a column-shifted three-speed manual transmission. Features include 15″ painted wheels, chrome bumpers, a split rear tailgate, and a one-piece windshield in addition to split bench seats, sliding side windows, and a spare tire mounted in the rear cargo area. This Maverick Special is now offered by the seller on behalf of the owner wth a clean California title describing the vehicle as a 1959 model year.
Here are some great links, I cant harvest all these photos they typically are in what’s formatted as WEBP and the are wonderful space saving files that don’t work with the site. To crop and save, or even use Photoshop mass change to a useable format. But I have looked over these and there is some great stuff here.
My notes if any will be in Italics followed by Andy’s info from his email to me.
Bangor, PA CJ parts rig off the road 100yd, Currently @ $1 ends > 12/7/2025
Good size estate Auction, I live not too far from here on the NJ side, we just got 4” of fresh snow, so this will be some work, but there is an Overdrive and some other parts here for sure. I have no space we are in Winter mode here and the place is cleaned up and things put away for the Winter. But someone will be getting a deal here and can make a few Willys Bucks on this one, even with a 23% Buyers Fee.
Pickup with the W-O grille guard. I know I’ve seen that item in the approved add-on brochures, but have only seen one other truck on the net with it.
HiBid Items
Taylor Auction
3235 S Saginaw Rd
Midland, MI 48640
Date(s) 11/26/2025 – 12/15/2025
November 26th- December 15th
Welding Shop Liquidation Auction – Featuring Jeep Willys, Power Hammers, Sand Blasters, Forklift and More Taylor Auction & Realty is presenting a complete liquidation of a fully operational welding and fabrication shop in Midland, Michigan. This sale features a wide range of professional-grade tools, machinery, and equipment ideal for metalworking, fabrication, restoration, and industrial operations.
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This is an extreme Easter Egg Hunt on this one, I actually stopped at 289, its very broken up in a bunch of lots!
But don’t overlook this Auction, there is a ton of parts here for an Early Truck, the stakebed side are legit Willys. Early 2 pc front seat, might be parts of a second one there. The V6 is awesome, this would be a great package if you can score all the parts and pieces, its just so broken up because its all over the floor.
Andy did a lot of the leg work, but there honestly is probably more of the rig in other containers on the floor.
Here is a basketcase early stakebed pickup with a Buick V6 and front pto winch on HiBid:
“The Klairmont Kollections Automotive Museum in Chicago announced that it is permanently closing its doors, also confirming that the entire collection of vintage and classic cars will go up for auction this September without reserve.”
All of these vehicles appear to be in top cosmetic condition, but (as with any museum vehicle) they will likely require some (possibly significant) work prior to being road worthy.
Or you could simply buy them all, and start your own Jeep Museum!
Here’s a link to the entire auction catalog if you’d like to browse the other cars and memorabilia being auctioned:
This is an interesting one – listed as a 1953, with potentially a Navy history (given the data plate). From an estate, but is running (supposedly a daily driver). Looks to have a later F-head engine swap (?)
Interesting hard top, maybe a winch, tire chains, tow bar, etc. – lots of potential goodies here. Will be interesting to watch this auction to see how much this goes for…
Video available on auction site as well (and seems to run quite well.)
Another large Auction of some Jeep and Farm equipment and lots of smalls as well located out in Napoleon, OH.
Online Auction but…. There are some neat items listed and if you are in the area or are looking to make a road trip, might be worth a look at some of this.
This is an estate sale of Herbert Huddle who passed away back in Feb, doing some research he had a large family and did a lot for his Church. He worked at IH and Campbell Soups, held some patents which sounds like a cool machine to sort jumbled cans into a straight line, would be cool to see that in action. Really sounds like a neat guy. Prayers to his family and those who knew him.
Here is a snap shot of some of the items listed and I will work on getting these all sorted.
It was cool to see the personalized plates for the rigs these are really neat Jeeps and I did not even look at the tractors. “Restored and Owned by Herb and Betty Huddle”. Those are cool pieces reminds me of the personalized plates that you guys helped the grandkids find last month!
I will say there is a certain photo type most Auction houses use since the sites are just so photo intensive that our site does not support, so they have to be converted, its just a few clicks to convert but its time really, probably will take be a good solid hour to do most of that work and time can be hard to get that dedicated file convert process going. Gotta get locked in for that event. I did it with the large FC Auction, it works out in the end. I struggled with this post going on third attempt to get it all sorted, it’s information overload, some technical issues with the computer in general. But I feel I got it sorted out to a pretty basic layout for now and got my conversion from WEBP to JPG down yet to be seen at scale. No complaints just when folks don’t see posts it’s not because we are not working on posts.
rare column shift, w/flat belly pulley, restored, new odometer, runs & drives, new battery
Information from seller:
Internet Premium: 10.00%
Participation Requirements: Valid Credit Card required for bidding approval
Payment Options: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, Wire Transfer, and Cash Visa MasterCard Discover American Express
Payment Instructions: Please call our office to make payment via credit card @ 419-875-6317. There is a 3% processing fee on all cards. Wire Transfer @ 15.00 fee. Your card on file will not be automatically charged. You can pay cash or check at pickup. A 10% Buyer Fee applies to all items! Buyer will be emailed their invoice at the end of auction. 3% charge on all credit/debit cards & $15.00 charge on wire transfers.
Currency Type: USD
Shipping Instructions: PICK UP ONLY!
Preview Date & Times: FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 12 FROM 10AM-2PM.
Checkout Date & Times: YOU MUST CALL US TO MAKE PAYMENT, YOUR CARD WILL NOT BE AUTOMATICALLY CHARGED! Please call our office 419-875-6317 Or you can make payment at pick up via cash or check.
Location: 10-442 County Road N, Napoleon, OH 43545
Driving Directions: 10-442 COUNTY ROAD N, NAPOLEON OH 43545
1954 Model M38-CJ3A $3,500 Parrish, AL ESTATE SALE 7-10 to 7-12
Time sensitive on this one and it may not be there, but listed as a M38-A1, it might be a CJ3B with the spare on the side and the headlights look fancy, but it looks to have a full floating rear out back and the hoop deal on the side of the tub, if anyone goes let us know what you find here.
Information from seller:
This is part of an estate, so please see the blue photo.
I started this in 2023 and updated this over on OWF today.
Unfortunately does not format on Mobile too well for some parts. Not too bad on a normal computer. Opening the post by clicking on the title of the post help on Mobile. Will work on it when able.
It’s a look at the past few years of the Willys Wagon pricing on BAT.
Nothing is perfect and this is just something that I thought was fun to see the market and where it was at on BAT.
There are a few Easter Eggs in some of this that I found amusing and copied in here, but overall I had fun with this and was worth the price of admission.
I also have classified these for the most part as follows, I only added that Street Rod deal after 2023 stuff.
STOCK
Stock = Just that, stock drivetrain and fairly stock interior and paint
Street Rod = Mustang II front end stuff, custom frames, classic stance kind of rides.
CUSTOMIZED
Customized = There was a 230_OHC wagon that was not a RestoMod and not Stock, it was what it was for sure.
There was one anomaly that I left out of the Street Rod break out but left in the total bid and the sort, there was a high end unfinished project that was marked Sold at $70k (much more invested) but due to buyer issues did not sell, and was relisted and Sold a while later.
OVERALL METRICS
Total Bids
$ 1,144,164
Total Sold
$ 866,864
Average
$ 24,344
Median
$ 23,500
MAX
$ 70,000
MIN
$ 5,500
YEAR OVER YEAR
2025
2024
2023
2022
2021
Average
$ 22,364
$ 23,047
$ 26,975
$ 21,504
$ 27,704
Median
$ 19,000
$ 23,500
$ 26,375
$ 22,780
$ 23,845
MAX
$ 41,750
$ 70,000
$ 47,000
$ 27,000
$ 50,000
MIN
$ 9,500
$ 5,500
$ 12,750
$ 11,750
$ 16,000
STOCK RIGS
STOCK (15)
Average
$ 18,983
Median
$ 17,250
MAX
$ 33,500
MIN
$ 6,951
RESTOMOD
RESTOMOD (27)
Average
$ 24,256
Median
$ 24,470
MAX
$ 50,000
MIN
$ 5,500
STREET ROD
STREET ROD (4) *
Average
$ 37,313
Median
$ 38,625
MAX
$ 47,000
MIN
$ 25,000
2025
Date
Year
Type
Engine
Price
Result
Reserve
Notes
Views / Watchers
6/24/2025
1958
Stock
226
$ 14,750
Sold
NO
4WD Civil Defense Wagon, nice looking rig, missing most of the CD stuff but cool looking.
6,843 views
720 watchers
6/8/2025
1962
Stock
226
$ 11,050
Bid to
Yes
4WD Coastal Joe’s, very nice Wagon.
6,104 views
635 watchers
6/3/2025
1962
Street Rod
383 Chevy
$ 35,500
Sold
Yes
2WD Street Rod nice stance, cool paint, sharp ride.
5,897 views
561 watchers
5/9/2025
1956
Restomod
350 Chevy
$ 25,000
Sold
No
4WD lifted, looks to be in progress on the outside, but really sharp mechanically, coil springs so those could be interesting at times.
4,752 views
423 watchers
4/11/2025
1948
Street Rod
LS3
$ 41,750
Sold / Relist
No
This was a relist of a very high end but not completed street rod, it was a commissioned project.
15,779 views
812 watchers
1/28/2025
1962
RestoMod
289
$ 19,000
Sold
Yes
Stock appearance but still a restomod with V8 and custom interior.
5,269 views
528 watchers
1/24/2025
1964
Customized
230_OHC
$ 9,500
Sold
No
4WD this has a 230_OHC but the header is homemade, it has many issues, price reflects condition.
8,340 views
632 watchers
2024
Date
Year
Type
Engine
Price
Result
Reserve
Notes
Views / Watchers
11/11/2024
1956
RestoMod
4.3L
$ 31,500
Sold
Yes
4WD V8 Swap Custom Interior, wow what a nice looking Wagon, very good looking.
